Isabel de Ferriers
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Isabel de Ferriers
Summary
Isabel de Ferriers is a human[1]. She was born on February 21, 1166[2]. She is known by 3 alternative names across languages and contexts.[3]
Key Facts
- Isabel de Ferriers was born on February 21, 1166[2].
- Isabel de Ferriers's father was Walchelin de Ferriers[4].
- Isabel de Ferriers's mother was Goda de Toni[5].
- Isabel de Ferriers's mother was Q141628487[6].
- Isabel de Ferriers was married to Roger Mortimer of Wigmore[7].
- Isabel de Ferriers was married to Peter FitzHerbert[8].
- A child of Isabel de Ferriers was Ralph de Mortimer[9].
- A child of Isabel de Ferriers was Hugh de Mortimer[10].
- A child of Isabel de Ferriers was Joane de Mortimer[11].
- A child of Isabel de Ferriers was Roger de Mortimer[12].
- A child of Isabel de Ferriers was Philip de Mortimer[13].
- Isabel de Ferriers is recorded as female[14].
- Isabel de Ferriers's instance of is recorded as human[15].
- Isabel de Ferriers's family is recorded as House of Ferrers[16].
- Isabel de Ferriers's given name is recorded as Isabel[17].
- Isabel de Ferriers's given name is recorded as Alice[18].
- Isabel de Ferriers's floruit is recorded as April 29, 1252[19].
Body
Origins and Family
Isabel de Ferriers was born on February 21, 1166[2]. Her father was Walchelin de Ferriers[4]. Mothers listed include Goda de Toni[5], 1140–1172[20] and Q141628487[6].
Personal Life
Spouses include Roger Mortimer of Wigmore[7], a military personnel[21], 1150–1214[22] and Peter FitzHerbert[8], a feudatory[23]. Children include Ralph de Mortimer[9], of Kingdom of England[24]; Hugh de Mortimer[10], 1150–1227[25]; Joane de Mortimer[11]; Roger de Mortimer[12]; and Philip de Mortimer[13].
Why It Matters
Isabel de Ferriers is known by 3 alternative names across languages and contexts.[3]
FAQs
Who were Isabel de Ferriers's parents?
Isabel de Ferriers's father was Walchelin de Ferriers[4]. Isabel de Ferriers's mother was Goda de Toni[5].
Who was Isabel de Ferriers married to?
Isabel de Ferriers's spouses include Roger Mortimer of Wigmore[7] and Peter FitzHerbert[8].